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After incorporating fourth-order force constants, the R-squared value is markedly less than 1.0, and corresponding solutions are sought. #180

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@Ztao0210

dear developer,

For cubic-phase CsPbI₃.I have successfully skipped the initial 2000 MD steps by modifying the tdep_parse_output.py script, and extracted the force constants using the command:

extract_forceconstants -rc2 100 -rc3 5 -rc4 3 -s 50 > fc2_fc3_fc4.log

Nevertheless, the calculation results remain unsatisfactory. The R-squared value is only around 0.014, and the resulting phonon dispersion still exhibits severe imaginary frequencies. However, existing literature confirms that the cubic-phase CsPbI₃ structure is thermodynamically stable at 300 K.

R^2 stddev energy (meV/atom)

                     input:                 5.6477037
              second order:  0.01416        8.3209152
               third order:  0.01465        9.2915303
              fourth order:  0.03633       13.5186824

I am writing to ask whether extending the MD simulation duration and increasing the number of sampling points could resolve this issue.

I am also attaching input files and output files below.

CsPbI.zip

Best regards,
Tao

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